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Contents
Acknowledgment | 5 |
Classical references to the Celtic peoples | 23 |
Physical appearance | 31 |
Copyright | |
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amongst ancient animals archaeological areas arms Athenaeus battle Belgic birds boar Bricriu Britain British Isles bronze brooch burial Caesar Cathbad cauldron Celtic art Celtic religion Celtic society Celts century BC chariot Christian Cii Chulainn Conchobor Continent cult culture decorated deities Diodorus Siculus divine drink Druidic Druids early Celtic early Irish Emain Macha enclosure England Europe evidence example excavation fact feast Fer Diad France Gaesatae Gaul Gaulish goddess gods gold Gundestrup cauldron hair Hallstatt head helmet hero hill-fort horned horses importance insular Ireland Irish texts Iron Age King known Mabinogion magical Medb motifs native nature O'Rahilly objects origin ornaments Otherworld pagan Celtic world perhaps Pilsdon Pen played pottery powerful region religious ritual Roman sacred sanctuary says scabbard Scotland shaft shield single combat spears stone Strabo style suggest supernatural sword Tain Tara Tene Tierney torc tradition tribal tribe tunics Ulster Ulster Cycle votive Waldalgesheim warrior weapons
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Pagan Celts |
| Author | Anne Ross (Ph. D.) |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Barnes & Noble Books, 1986 |
| ISBN | 0389206679, 9780389206675 |
| Length | 160 pages |
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